bmwdean
BMW MOA co-founder
Experienced RiderCourses at the rally are full. For the latest information, check the following web page:
http://bmwmotorcycle.home.att.net/ercclasses.htm
http://bmwmotorcycle.home.att.net/ercclasses.htm
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Experienced Rider Courses are full
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ERC in Charleston
A big Thank You to Jeff and Rob for once again organizing the Experienced Rider Course offerings at the BMW MOA
International Rally.
Both Jeff and Rob are MSF Chief Instructors in their home states. They teach these courses all the time, yet they take the time to do it all over again at the National Rally.
Even though the course slots at the Rally are full, I would encourage everyone to take the MSF Experienced Rider Course in your home state. A new curriculum is being introduced, so even if you have taken the course before, you can benefit by taking it again. You can never get too good at your riding skills.
Michael Friedle
MSF Instructor/Rider Coach
A big Thank You to Jeff and Rob for once again organizing the Experienced Rider Course offerings at the BMW MOA
International Rally.
Both Jeff and Rob are MSF Chief Instructors in their home states. They teach these courses all the time, yet they take the time to do it all over again at the National Rally.
Even though the course slots at the Rally are full, I would encourage everyone to take the MSF Experienced Rider Course in your home state. A new curriculum is being introduced, so even if you have taken the course before, you can benefit by taking it again. You can never get too good at your riding skills.
Michael Friedle
MSF Instructor/Rider Coach
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